Bruton girls makes it two conference wins in a row, Bryant’s triple-double carries Williamsburg Christian Academy girls to 19-1 and more.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Bruton 76 Windsor 26
Kelsey Sluss led four scorers in double-figures with 18 points as Bruton won its second consecutive game against a Conference 33 opponent, 76-26 over Windsor at home Monday. Alexis Calloway added 17 points, and Naya Samuel and Tonaza Hawkins provided 13 points apiece for the Panthers, who play host to Lafayette on Tuesday.
Williamsburg Christian Academy 47 Stonebridge 25
Imani Bryant posted a monster triple-double of 22 points, 19 rebounds and 10 blocks as WCA returned to its winning ways with a 47-25 victory over Stonebridge while resting its starters on Monday night. Kaylee Boger added nine points and Kaitlyn Smith finished with eight for the Eagles. WCA, coming off their first loss of the season Friday in Charlottesvile against St. Anne’s Belfied, improved to 19-1 (6-0 Metro Conference) with the victory.
Sovereign Grace 47 Walsingham 34
Ashley Barnes scored a game-high 22 points as Walsingham, after trailing 25-24 at the break, was outscored 22-10 during the second half en route to suffering a 47-34 loss on the road against Sovereign Grace on Monday night.
Tabb 46 Warhill 44
Rae-Ana Cain’s two free throws in the final seconds lifted Tabb to a 46-44 road win at Warhill. Click here for a full recap.
BOYS BASKETBALL
Williamsburg Christian Academy 64 Stonebridge 31
Xavier Green posted his second straight double-double with 19 points and 12 rebounds as WCA improved to 6-1 in Metro Conference play (13-6 overall) with a 64-31 victory against Stonebridge. Andre Brown added 12 points and Brian Williams tallied 11 to round out three scorers in double-figures.
Walsingham Academy 70 Hampton Roads Cougars 40
Billy Barnes (18 points), Braden Sutton (17 points), James West (12 points) and Miguel Kissoon (10 points) all chipped in with double-figure scoring efforts as Walsingham outscored the Hampton Roads Cougars 21-5 in the third quarter to pull away for a 70-40 victory Monday night.
